Our Impact

2022

In 2022 the Catz Charity Foundation was able to support the following:

Blessed Generation, a foundation that provides food, medicine, and education to nearly 1000 Kenyan children and young adults.

Help Mij Leven Foundation, which is committed to helping Brazilian children in need. CCF contributed to a project that provided lunches to 85 children at a soccer school.

The AMECA Foundation, for an upgrade of a hospital room into a High Dependency Unit in the Phalombe Mission Hospital in Malawi.

The Art of Charity foundation’s project Food for life, in which farmers in Malawi are trained in a modern method to grow maize that gives a much larger yield.

The international microfinancing foundation Deki, in its work to create and support 19 new agricultural cooperatives to train 418 farmers in good agricultural practices in Togo.

A Wilde Ganzen project: supporting the construction of drinking water infrastructure for local communities in the villages Makanya and Kabei, Tanzania.

A Wilde Ganzen project:: 30 underprivileged women in Kanniyakumari, India, are intensively supervised and trained for a period of one year, so that they are optimally prepared for participation in national tests.

Stichting Kansarmen Sri Lanka, establishing a supply of water for the growth and maintenance of a coconut plantation, orange trees and vegetable gardens at a school in Mamunagama Thakshila, Sri Lanka.

2021

In 2021 the Catz Charity Foundation was able to support the following:

Blessed Generation, a foundation that provides food, medicine and education to nearly 800 Kenyan children and young adults.

Stichting Kansarmen Sri Lanka, in a project for clean drinking water and sanitary facilities at 4 schools in Central and UVA Province of Sri Lanka.

The Leprazending foundation, in providing ten young leprosy patients in India with medical and social care and access to education.

The Art of Charity foundation’s project Food for life, in which farmers in Malawi are trained in a modern method to grow maize that gives a much larger yield.

The international microfinancing foundation Deki, in its work to create and support 17 new agricultural cooperatives involving 374 farmers in Togo.

A Wilde Ganzen project: supporting the start of new economic activities within semi-permanent refugee camps created by the severe floods and major landslides in Sentani, Indonesia.

A Wilde Ganzen project: training teachers to improve their skills in providing online education to primary and secondary schools in West Java, Indonesia.

A Wilde Ganzen project: training 12 nurses in dialysis care at the Habibie Kidney Hospital in Bandung, Indonesia.

Beautiful Kidz Namibia for the expansion of the Anusa needlework project. The project includes the purchase of a new embroidery machine and an investment to be able to print T-shirts.

2020

In 2020 the Catz Charity Foundation was able to support the following:

Blessed Generation, a foundation which provides food, medicine and education to nearly 800 Kenyan children and young adults.

Doctors Without Borders, in its country relief programmes to ensure adequate COVID-19 care and continuity of regular medical activities.

The Dutch Foodbank, in its efforts to alleviate the distress of the most vulnerable people in society during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Leprazending foundation, in providing ten young leprosy patients in India with medical and social care and access to education.

The Art of Charity foundation’s project Food for life, in which farmers in Malawi are trained in a modern method to grow maize that gives a much larger yield.

A Wilde Ganzen project: Child Surgery Vietnam, which provides surgery to physically handicapped children in the northern Son La province.

The Ladder foundation, in the distribution of food packages and disinfection and protection materials to young people in southern India.

The Junta de Agua foundation in Honduras, with a contribution to the reconstruction of a local water supply system damaged by hurricanes.

The Primex Isle de Coco Foundation and Charity, to facilitate the purchase and distribution of building materials for the homes of the victims of typhoons on the Philippines.

2019

In 2019 the Catz Charity Foundation was able to support the following:

Blessed Generation, a foundation which provides food, medicine and education to nearly 800 Kenyan children and young adults.

Beautiful Kidz Namibia, for its Anusa needlework project providing employment for families and good quality school uniforms for children.

Doctors Without Borders in Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe, which provided medical assistance to people affected by the tropical cyclone Idai.

Doctors Without Borders in the Iraq border region, which provided medical assistance to refugees affected by the violent conflict in Syria.

A Wilde Ganzen project: expansion of a safe place for girls in the Philippines. The girls receive trauma processing support and education to better their chances on the labour market.

A Wilde Ganzen project: purchase of a new school bus for the Siragu school in India to enable children to receive regular education.

A Wilde Ganzen project to provide access to clean drinking water and sanitation in Guatamala and contribute to rural development by reducing waterborne diseases.

Foundation Madalief, an organization that aims to offer the poorest children in Madagascar a better future. CCF supported a project for school canteens in public schools.

Help Mij Leven Foundation, which is committed to helping Brazilian children in need. CCF contributed to a project that provides lunches and sports equipment to 120 children.

2018

In 2018 the Catz Charity Foundation was able to support the following:

Blessed Generation, a foundation which helps nearly 800 Kenyan children and young adults by providing food, medicine and education.

Foundation HoPe, for providing physio and occupational therapy, and for a patient monitor at the burns department of the regional hospital of Cusco, Peru.

The Victoria Friendly Montessori foundation for the improvement of the sanitary situation at three schools in Rusinga, Kenya.

A drainage reconstruction near sister company Van Rees’s office in Colombo, Sri Lanka, to prevent safety hazards from mosquito breeding in stagnant water.

The AMECA Foundation for an upgrade of the High Dependency Unit at St Joseph's Mission Hospital in Laguna Beach, Malawi.

The international microfinancing charity Deki, which enables entrepreneurs to work out of poverty through life-changing loans and company training.

Two Wilde Ganzen projects: a new classroom for practical training in Madurai, India, and renovations of a school for handicapped children in Patuk, Indonesia.

The Art of Charity foundation’s project Food for life, in which farmers are trained in a modern method to grow maize that gives a much larger yield.

A Dutch national fundraiser through Giro 555 for emergency aid to survivors of the 2018 earthquake and tsunami on the island of Sulawesi, Indonesia.

2017

In 2017 the Catz Charity Foundation supported the following organizations:

Blessed Generation, with whom the CCF has a long-standing relationship. This foundation helps nearly 800 children and young adults. Blessed Generation works with the local population as much as possible, providing food, medicine and education.

In partnership with the foundations Mirjam in Malawi and The Art of Charity the CCF funded the Food for life project, in which farmers are trained to grow maize in a way that gives a much larger yield than the traditional way.

The Leprazending foundation, which provides care to leprosy patients in the medical, social and mental fields. With the help of the CCF 12 young people receive access to education so that they will have the knowledge and skills to provide for themselves in the future.

The Beautiful Kidz Namibia foundation, which commits itself to the poorest children in Namibia. Education is central to this. The CCF contributed to emergency aid for the Beautiful Kidz centre in Ovitoto. A bakery has been set up that provides daily fresh bread.

Foundation Madalief, an organization that aims to offer the poorest children in Madagascar a better future. With the help of CCF a project was set up on school canteens in public schools. Around 300 children are provided with healthy meals on a daily basis.

Hands of Mercy, a foundation that provides assistance through support with relief supplies to adults and children in difficult circumstances. The CCF funded one of the transports to Romania.